How CAS is addressing climate change
The urgency of climate change can’t be overstated. The Earth’s ten hottest years on record have been the last ten, and calendar year 2024 has been the very hottest. This is leading to devastating and costly consequences, including hotter days, extreme droughts and floods, more intense wildfires, and stronger storms.
Hear from Tykeson Dean of Arts and Sciences Chris Poulsen—who’s also a climatologist whose work is focused on understanding the planet’s climate variability from the deep geologic past to the future—about how the College of Arts and Sciences is responding to climate change.
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